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occupied Waynesboro', the county town of Wayne county, in that State. Wayne is one of the southern border counties of Tennessee, joining North Alabama, and Waynesboro', is about fifty miles directly north of Florence. Hood is reported to be threatening Nashville, Tennessee, and Paducah, Kentucky, though at Waynesboro' he is far distant from either of those places, both of which are pretty well prepared for his reception. That portion of the Union force confronting him is concentrated at Pulaski, in Giles, another of the southern border counties of Tennessee, and about forty miles, in a direction a little south of east, from Waynesboro'. A New York letter says: Though there are some persons who pooh-pooh the Washington telegram to the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph as to the offer of the three Southern Governors to make peace with General Sherman, there are others who are convinced, if not of its entire truth, that there must be something in it. Gold has fallen in conseq